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How to Set Up a Company in Thailand: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreign Investors
Thailand offers foreign investors access to a substantial domestic market and an established regional business environment. However, establishing a company involves more than comp…
Closing a Company in Thailand: Liquidation, Debts and Legal Obligations
Closing a company in Thailand involves more than ceasing business operations or notifying the Department of Business Development (DBD). A Thai limited company must generally compl…
Joint Venture in Thailand: Key Legal Issues for Foreign Investors
A joint venture can provide foreign investors with access to local expertise, distribution networks, technology, and business opportunities in Thailand. It can also create legal a…
Director Liability in Thailand: When Can Directors Be Held Personally Liable?
Foreign investors establishing or operating a company in Thailand often rely on the principle of limited liability. A Thai limited company is a separate legal entity, and its dire…
Setting Up a Representative Office in Thailand: Scope, Restrictions and Tax
Foreign companies considering a presence in Thailand may establish a Representative Office to conduct specified non revenue generating activities in support of their overseas head…
Dividend Payments in Thailand: Tax Implications for Foreign Shareholders
For foreign investors holding shares in a Thai company, dividends can provide a direct return on investment. However, the amount ultimately received depends not only on the compan…
Buying an Existing Company in Thailand: Legal Due Diligence and Hidden Liabilities
Acquiring an existing company in Thailand can offer a faster route into the market than establishing a new business. The target may already have customers, employees, operating li…
Shareholders’ Agreements in Thailand: Key Clauses Foreign Investors Should Understand
When investing in a Thai company with local or foreign business partners, agreeing on the shareholding structure is only the first step. Investors must also consider who controls…